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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
v,,opr.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

x,.,,.ooI Aug l7-Prsvl aons-Bscoa. Cunosrlant CUT
~ ~, ioag clear uiilsa Ais 81. snort Clear Apiles
90 ID short Os Cd Shoulders 3Ds o. per cwL ooet
e6 al Tor Extra India Ness Prime Ness Dis u FORK
ISr,,oa Ne.4 6gS Oh bOL. Prime Meas. tAstsra
al Western b6l Iard-Anorcan 3ia 3D. Prime VEST
a., SiS 3D., Lard OIL 3as. Cd Hans-Lons Cut DIS W
shn.dsrs Butter-97s 6L VT tor unsst ate
srarat Characterization Choice 55S Cd Wheat-net
~ ssfern Spring IS Id 16a Sd; Rel Winter, oS 5L
H. Id pe- ceutal New No Winter. Is 3D.; DO No
Snrng q. ID, New Mixed Western S. lid; California ny
i is Sd q 90 lOd No 6s ID o. ST. per csat~a ~
dnce-Sprlts OF Turpenne 26 8d do. at Londoa z9s 81
per cwL: Refined Petroleum. sad per gallon Clever
american Red 4y4 por cwt Talow-2lA W 70. -. "a
Fine American Ala 3D.; Prims CITY 22a "a pe. nj
Rosn-Conmon, IS ID, Pale. ll& Cd 1Os u pa.S
90. ed per cwt Proysions-Amerlcan heuikSe a, on
Sina quarters Cd fore quartor 3 per D. HOPS =, Lon
don-New. York State, az l5s Cd as oa oa' eo''o
OIL Liverpool make. Ills o. ,,ns.., OIL 2lA Cd d2ls.
ID Dsr evil Calcutta Linsced Sss 3D. per satfee,r
sa. tate s ia Cd 6s pef lon nsnno" o. 90.
H 800 Der gallon spirits Of Turpcntne zoa 80 per
80 pels a. 0i ala 0L Prsyisions-Lzi SSs - -
ewt for American sugariss "a Per sTr Tor MIA Ss
sr tsaans aaoaI Australian Tallown rs S
ga 1 wat,an 2SS OF 023A Oh CocoAnut oii-Co?Sn e,
SesI, ss7 asrcan RetIl serstsi Beef ts ~ -, or
nsr.rs and AL tut fore quarters per 80 es 'hs
sTsSsRp Aug l7.-Petrosum-Fine Pale Lmercan IL
,"nc. 20 cnliasss paid and l5 francs % ceuanss
Wicoxs Ilrn closed ~ fraucs 10 cent noe cor
BaENEs Aug. l7.-wicoxs Lard oiossi AZ ~ mafxs ~
pissssssMnsx Aug H.-pssrosu.. msrts % pssasnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
LISTING BRoMINE AS 4 DISLNFECTANEs
,.yIys SAYS III WORKS THOROUGHLY on THE

pesden. Baylss. OF the Health Board who has take
- interest the efforts of Contractor Crimmns 10 ses
"A NJ the bad odors the electrical subway excaya-
,,ons went Twenty urthst yesterday to see INC
.e.e OF the bromine solution which was being usea
there He said af;erward that the solution desrO!o0
the offensive smell OF the earth from the trenches' IN
spectoP MCGOWAN OF the Disnfecting corps 0
crniractors men to distribute the solution M
while Admitting that the offensive odor nom ep h,b w.
wa nuts ance has claimed that tue PuD.o nemsn 1
NOT endang cred by It. lie said yes'erds! W iHio0"
reporter .. a.. -.
RefYe any conn alns reached this department. the mem
-, ~ - drrcled their attention TO The matter OF me
1cnvstons careful Investigation We were
M II iIey nad given rso u no Danger 10 ue pun
- Ilr .afuTatiOn OF earth Dy Illuminating gas es
g., n,gius IL an unpeaaan OdOr put IN no
- ~ the danger am not prepared 10 cay that
earth Is necessarily free !rOul causes o! danger
IN am 'ui!y convinced that the presence
hydrogen Is uhtaVorahle 20 the fefments
a., Inc source OF germs capable Of causing sickness.
e lea the trouble complained o. hr
.,tn chemist The Board took The matter under
S.tation and sugge bTOmne Ii Is material
ini las given high rating dnteclant IL
tred however and worked we'll deOd0rizng gas
,,nrttcd earth small scale that hope II will work
,,uay large scale With The suppression OF the
, An public apprehension Will The efforts of this
alnent neither been direct ed nor stimulated by the
ncspaper which have given tile subject exaggerated
solely Intelligent
lie duty resting upon the COMMISSIONER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

on tho Exchange today the Butter market va
l3sc per doz
7.sq; f.a T Fa9 aEm So No 10
RsceP eGS Oq'n n. .HiO@sPs SCos GSsa
corn af!y S.o S"ss MiS was
Pork ssisT D, At s haeo aIS s eaaisT az
Short RIBS 50 90 Short Clear 50 S7ia waskey arm
wa. steady Creamery Soc Extra DO 27s2se
CHOICE DAIRY .?s ESgs . Steady Common ana Lghs
- I5es5 u.s. Packing and Ba,chers "a s5ssS 40 Re-
ceIpIs 1850 head shipments 4Oo hoad-
itsS f0e Cash 7I.o August 74Ic September 7lc 6d
December dull 81 400 so.S
Corn .. Sn.h. Oats $500 Ou'n-
IyDIAsAroL Aug l7whsat steady No Red 6 7SG
No > Mixed 2Sisc bid.
g@ s' 2es"s' E1s
so r,ts I s.!' &usa
- a. September 50 so. Butter was quiet Dairy 70
nrmer sssn se. wheat
o 56 Sgs SsT sss, Corn oasn
Barley none
Ma u Eai I oTsr 5S Sr
September zoe. october 7obc'
cSra G"s quiet asn No. H WSt: ss S:s
S 81. ~ aS% wh:ssy
sS' 6a,s SS SSss Rye -:ooO
bush Oai Barley bush Oa'
p,uA,rLrHrA Aug. 17.-Flour, fair demand for Choice
an ground spring aous ana prices ruled arm under
ign. sGpp ns p psanssna sapeTane 81 as Se
IS o GS y
Ss ssr V s. o. s O sr aH 81 %
0 S Ssdr f r Fair 20
SSoeo s. 20 81 So bakers os.r s. sosst 10
= - X. 40 Flour Is per-
for choice Quoted Saas at II
o SPECULATION quiet high grades scarce, but
lower no Ps9p ~ s' sC ps S@
AUGUST sS2c 90 for September do flor for
SSS go, aa
over sales No Mixed IN Msd august o So
N &c. 40 H Io sepo%Ssf ostsSsT
nssa so S'y NssS'd
mixed ChoGs Old sisd 49, so New S no grade W W.s
Sa% 3ss New %G no 90
x Mniss 5s ssse s'ps1Ss5 6sssssc dc
do SS Sf SsS large pei
S5 and so !eT,ey per OSske 80
PROVISIONS steady cly Family per obi So 80 81; ac
50 Beet 90 ISa. s ss, ha nsa s
g. s%s .% q ss1e s SsS
So 7o w auiter nrm-pen9syvanla Creamery .n n" e
EXTRA E' F.dn9 s' ans
s%s ars.: a. 11s
Ono Is s,, SG SS T S
ss fssS Bran
| nor Ton Rscepts- Flour 1000 bDls "hea, oevV'
Rusn Corn 1000 bush oats 1000 bush oo 5hpmen'S-
| wheat 1000 Uush Coro 2ooo vusA JAS i'o'' oa'"
| or rou,s Aus l7.-Flour quiet and unchanged AN :,
go Oh xxx 81 266s2 s. Wheat Irregular No ne
cash 50 se9 september 6s' CLOSING agS 9sy
nc september s6'c October 81 aSs7, .c cosin,
ssptem6cr "a 20 october 20 nc Rye steady at ~ nc
a. Se 50 Bran strong at Ssc Egg 10
HITTER arm Creamery 2ee2so parry los2oc. oornmes
veal Pork irregular new. at SIS co. LarG at 50 =,
Meats-BoIed shoulders 50 b0 Long Clear ~ 20
gry sA' Em. 81 IS snort IS Oh BaconBoIe
shaaders SO 6 Clear ~ 20 80 Clear Rbs s.
Ree.iots-Fo,r 5000 obls Wheat $500 s. asa. COR
Lu.a shipmenls-Flour 5000 pbls. Wheat 5000 busi
Corn $4,000 oush. oats 2U00 push Rye Zooo ous'
| Barley mono
TOLEDO Aug l7-wheat nrmer Cash 74c August -.
September rs October 7Gbc December !so MAY
Corn duil and steady May Aos4e--. Oats steany -
20p October 27c. CoversAed dull Lover oash = ~
| Oecember q To-. .keeslRts-Wheat iV1ooo oue.- W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
WATCHING THE ENGLISH DETECTIVES.

It is stated that several English detectives from
Scotland Yard have arrived recently in this city-a
result OF the attempt made by the erratc Mooney to
blow up the British ship The Queen. The leaders Of
the Irish revolutionary parry here profess 10 have
knowledge Of the fact they say that their oiganzS
ZION at the other side has well deN el0Ded that
the more active members Of the body well able to
watch the watchers The purpose Oh tins reinforce
to the army OF men on this side OF the water who
are known to be doing detective work IN behalf OF The
English Government is said to be owing TO report
that has reached the authorities in London that some
dynamite plot is again foot, and that the threats
OF some fearful explosions which it was said would
signalize the Queens Jubilee celebration will be now
made good.
The recent arrival of Irish policemen, who
resigned rather than aid in evictng families from
their homes and i'll enforcing the Coercion act, should
1t be applied in anything like general way IN the
different counties throughout the south and west, IS
looked upon by many of the Irish patriots here in an
unavorable light They 80 so lar as to say that
these men should be implicitly trusted, because
now at the eleventh hour they have found that they
we're doing wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Aug l7.-l2:30 p m.-unfed States -Four Per
Cent Bonds, Isl dosps. li2 Atlantic and Great west
ern First Mortgage Trustees Cetbcates As Canadian
Pacific Ssh; Erie, 32 DO second consols 1885, Illinois
Central 1885, Mexican Ordinary o0s st Paul Common.
S6i4; New York Central, 1884, =,
The Of discount IN the market for short bills
ga per cent and three months bills Ia \ per cent
d m.-Atanto and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
Certificates as: Canadian Pacinc osb; Erie SECOND
Copsols lU3 "; Paul Common. sos Pennsyivana b7a
Reading 2sssi Mexican Central. 1885, Hudsons Bay Com
papy n ssi Canada North west Land Company. 21s
spanish fours, 651e
Bar silver Is qnoted at iAisd per ounce $50 u
India Oouuc bills allotted to-day at an advance o.
Nd per rupee 49,. n 49,. ,.. -. O, ,-.rs,
CO.. confines for the account and exchange on London
"a frsncs ~ centipss for ohoeka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
SPIRITS OF TURPESTrSE


CHARLESTON. Aug l7.-'rurpentine steady at 30isc.
SAVANNAH Aug. lT.-Turpentine firm at 29Lc.
WILMINGTON Aug. 17.-rurpeDtihe nrm at % ge-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

WEDNESDAY, Aug. Up. NJ.
The oers sell 12 per cents to the Treasury to-day
aggregated Sc OF which 81 100000 we're offered
Mt 1894 81 Sal $50 1892 l2 to 109ss, and the
balance at no and ANAL fractions higher At the time
of writing u 10 understood that only the &2,SooO0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

OIL CITY. Penn Aug. i7.-crude oil-Nationh Transit
Certificates opened and closed at 6l hghes price
6i; price, 6l sales 4lSoSo oarre's:
barrels clearances 25JoOVO oEeis' s"'Pm0hVS'
So 99i barrels runs. G0S3l barrels
PITTsBURG Penn. Aug l7.-Petroleum acuve ana hrn
National Transit Certificates opened az 60S and closed al
Co.,; highest price. 81 lowest price oO+
BRApFoRD PENN Aug i7-Crude on-Nstionai TRANSIT
Cehcates opened at closed at 81 IS highest price,
81 IL lowest price 81 a ClearSaces. L0S0OOO barrels
TIrusvILLK Penn Aug. lL-Crude oi-NaIion@l transit
Certificates opened closed At 6l highest price,
on, lour.a .Ar-ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The movement prices was sluggish within mario" limits
vesteray The opening strong at an advance OF cent
ut th nearly lost Immediately afterwar
There was fractional rally before noon and although the
prcs apparentiy advanced easily than declined the
Closing wa. below and only 4 cent above
the final price the previous day The eKreme n1ctua
aid the afternoon weakness
was sufcenty explained by tho uncertainty about low
new wells which may increase the production Inc new
from The field rather favorable to lower prices bal e
market yielded reluctantly and the allure OF one OF TIE
he change the current OF spec uatoi
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings at the0hso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

STAINED.

e G, co oTdi Grs,Eoiv ga1s M GT
speculative market opened at declineo al points in
keeping with weaker avices from Liverpool but with inc
demand for goods the temper improved as e aY
advanced final figures representing decline OF point on
August points advance september point advance on
changed from last nights final hgures Oh
mo Salea IL roo halea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The dealings today were
IPoEis steady buyers %sqm and low grades 1 and
iobbers took liberal Quantities OF the better cs Of SPrhs
ont showing any material change The ciiy
SHOWS Proa saht decline gSs including
i adss Dds 800 S Sbs N Fine s. 10 supsrsn
& iSsss 80: s5oS b6T. Winter Extra 1884 aO
$500 6bs Mlnnssota Extra 81 1885 80 ior conmon:
;wo private brasd' o. Patent 700 b1' no grade g o.
auotatons Fine 81 30 atisr tor Fancy supsrnns
s. 90 2 E5 - no 90 3 ~ S S F fGS %,er
s. i5ssj 6O Good to choice E1tgi wesier n ~ 4oS
f sney. 81 i0ss5 co. Common EItr, Minnesota So Is
ass 7o Clear s. G0Stt GO bys n N''!are 40 1gS
rsteni Winter Wheat Extra g 99ssi 9o cry MIL tS
n i'f s WTi h FL6Ulathcr quiet steadily
s IS os sset oe Cool Cool 70 chooe d.
SnsSsS al 81 - as - ana Brandywn 50 s5as9 95
now features to-day Ealiy Of the options showed 10
OF \ afterwari stronger feeling set IN ana Tho
speculation however. sprcss and scattered with De
&c Shippers were buyers 10 about l+O.
So5nsfeI. ani the milling movement moderate
10000 bushels future $4,000 bushels spot including
sS5 " o. s. migrated red 77S5si ie 20 Red SOC N
August closing nonisaly at Soc do septenber 80 Lilo
as0fc closing at so nc do October 81 1890 Cos
do cem6e - e closing az ~ e. Do Ien1a5 g,
RYE-Dull and nominal "a l.LEf am Ai'Lha MAI;L
broke the option market at the OPENING aud Az months 10
ciin.a M little unfolding Aftcrwari tho
rt ntrre began and prices rallied to about the
close Of Yesterday leaving on nrn Speculation reached
sold OF lc early, but before
lie close tic pirty reganct shippers took 81 900
huabel. S1cs-E4OOOO bushels future. lJHOOO bushels
srot Including Unga ed Mixed az 47 0i9ac; No 24I 2
g-c In storo elevator; $50 ~ &c dciverodi No
August closing nominal do sepIcnber AZ - Sc clos
ing at 4si-c; october, asa e4s &C. closing At ~ u;
do 40 d4gSC closing at 1880; DO December,
ap i97sc closing 4glc. do January clos ns nomnay
at 50 sc do. May 5lAd5l g. closing at o &C. OATS
Graded White weakened farther and prices show decline
Of about NC Mixed well maintained with
trading. The options scarcely varied
although the close the feeling stronger Speculation
600 bushels future, $4,000 BUSH
els spor including No. AZ S0'2ci do White 80 sc o.
s;,yot Western 80 SS5, White DO 3504c, No White.
Soptember 81 sci No. Mixed August, 307sc, clos.
ine az 20 &c; do september 81 81 % closing at 81 &c;
do October 81 eYl7,c, closing at 3lc do November,
closing at 32Sc......FEED-Fir Firm and unchanged A.,
Xnlssrs private DAILY circular. August II. 1887 New
YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

10 200 bnsh. 5000 bush shipments-wheat ~ o07
bush Corn 1000 bush. Oats 1908 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
ug. 1.-THE Loading futures ranged as follows

Flour was quiet and nrm. Wlnter neAl AZ % 20
al So Spring Wheat SO 4OG4 % Spring Patents "a W
"a So
The highest casf prices were a. iolowS-Waeat-No.
spriag SAC bid Ne 2 ked az &C Corn
Na = 4OitS - oats-No. 2 "a pc...... Rye-Ne 4tc...
Barlev-No > G4c..-...flar seed-No. - 0ii PRIME
short RIO ~ 30 Dry sasd shoulders eStei
81 10 Sl,rt Clear oorsL SIS 90. niskeE 81 ~
per sallou... sugar-Cut Loaf --e GranuAIed C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
indian wheat exports. 1887. 1885 ;

~o'f'Ov -N'''N'NNN
pecrease In 1887. LISA 900 bushels. $4,000
Trports for eek ended August 9. 1851 were 100000
Exports for week ended August 49, 1887 were 10000
bushels. T., a.. ,..o ..aoL.
ended August 49, 10000 bushels for the United King
So,n II bushels for the Continent OF Europe
omparatve monthly exports Of Indian wheat 10 Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
oLoSIXG eRIoEs OF PHILADELPHIA STookS

CLOSING Prices or BOsrOy STOCKS
Boston. Aug IL, 1897.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
Live AtOcR Marh0e

CHICAGO, March Is The Drocers' Journal re-
porte Cattle-Receipts, SofC head shipments.
soo1 market strong; shipping steers, 40 to
l,SO hs.. t9lNS -; stocksrs ana feeders, q Is
q 10 cows bulls ana mixed. o. 60 o. % bulk.
q sCx5S is; through Texas. q ooSfS 10.
Hogs-heceipts, LOO head shtpments, loo
head; market active; rough and
mixed. 8 ssss ST. packing and shippinE. . $50
QS light, s. lSss5 IS skips. o. ,Sft4 70
sheep-kecetpts, 100 head shipments, 100
head market slow; natives, o ,oxtA 70:
Western. - 06At3; Texans, q sa0A 90; lambs,
q OOD5 IS.
EAST LIRsRrY.-Cattle - Receipts, Ill head
shipments, .S; market strong; shipments 10
New ork none.
Hogs-Receipts, coo head; shipments 80
head market SLOW Phiadel phias, u So<bS ~
Workers. ts So6l6 90 common to light o SOS 20
pigs es 1905 20 shipments to >ew York, cars.
sheep -Receipts, 2.6uU head shipments. 1850
market dull: prime, - solS IS fair Il
good. a SoGt IS; common, t2VS ~ lambs dull
at t&(36.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
New York stocka.

NEW YORK, March l6 l:N p. m.-Money loaned
At per cent Exchange steady. - SlS1i sIk.
Governments quiet. Currency SIS. .N Si. DID /; Is
Coup. sl Sss bid KS do, o. % bid.
The stock market this morning opened active
and strong. During the first hour OF business
under an active demand for the leading stocks >,
especially ST. Paul. Lake Shore and Reading
prices advanced = 10 per cent After IL O'CLOCK
the II arket extrcmelo dun and prices ce-
clined frsctionalIy from the best prices. Hook:
Ing Valley declined ~ per cent on some selling
said to be for the account OF insiders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

01agasnR 0nss - ouapsaAsa Ananasssa.
The ProvldsocA n. l., Journal hes this
seosy O Whss declares excellent authority |:
"A youn6man named Stanton, whose home ID
In Fall River, died - his friends beloved two
weeks ego Monday, from consumpslon, ct the
house Of his brother, Q physician, IN Boston.
Other doctors were called, and pronounced
the man dead beyond question. Neverthe-
Len, the consump ptivc's medical brother be.
lieved life was not extinct A. the rest OF
the family insisted on burial Thursday,
March 8, DR.. Stanton viaited the tomb every
six hours to inspect the inmate On Friday
the body he'd moved slightly, ard after much
disagreement In the family the coffin was
brought to the house. Saturday, March &,
the supposed corpse opened Its eyes, and the
body began TO grow warm. Sunday con.
sciousness wss restored. Late last week
Stanton was up, dressed and In good
spifitA"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

Nsw YonE, March ls.-Elour market steady &;
Pine. q sos oe; supernne, 9! 1o0a 50 !;
goo TO choice eIs,s = wsssrn 8 500. 60 god
extra Western. q 1908 CO.
Wheat-No. l he'd state. 93kc: No. 2 DO,
ee092kr No. Red, Winter. March, exc; April,
&C; May, 9lkc; June, Ole.
Corn-so. mixed sh. sOSs3lc March, Isxc;
April, <skc May, 49s; June. isysc
OatS-ho White state, SsSC No. do, t1sc.
Ne mixed March. 34tc.
Bye dull Western, o65Sc State, 57k059c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull |; new mess. sl5 %; old mess. H5 .,
0l575.
Lard-March. s7.e April. q 70; May. .Gs6
Molasses quiet at l9c for boiling slock.
Turpentiue steady at $50
Rosfn dull strained to good, q o0l OK
Petroleum nominal Renned. IN Cases. skc.
1reights dull; grain 70 Liverpool, 2hd;
Elgin Creamery. 21Gscc ; state dairy. hall nrkin
tubs, lt0s2c-
Cheese nrm: Western Flat, llol2c: good to
choice light skins, llh1lSAc. Fancy W hite, l31;
Gl4c; State Factory. 1870.
lggs easier; state, lsY40i7c; Western. le'i
sugar steady Refined Cuuoaf. &C; Granu
Tallow dull prime city, l1t l-sac.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair To good, S03kc.
Co0se steady: fair cargoes. lsSc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

The morning papers that mention the case
- Andy Ehman, state that the pardon board
haye yecommended that pardon be granted
- him. B. Frank Eshleman, who argued
- casA stated that he enlisted the sympathy
- ne board OF pardons after they had heard
~ history Of the case, and from the ques-
l1nns aalred and remarks made by the men,
- 10 bad no doubt the pardon would be
Haoommsnded. The pardon II expected on
~ Day Express this afternoon, and a. soon
g reeeived EhmAn will be released from
eaatody.
Deciaiou In the James p. McCsbe murder
o1eo, In which w. U. Hensel appeared for
TIE prisoner, was reserved until Tuesday
na0k
Bsaides Ehmsus' pardons were recon-.
0onded for Daniel Beissel aud William
DndneF, burglary, Northumberland county,
James Newman and John J. johnson, the
xioking miners OF Washington county. Sew.
eeal applications were refused and the re-
uainder OF the cases will be considered al
meeting on Tuesday next
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

q Dons0g - = - - AOa1nn - sHs0
No. RUoV-0osAsss.
TAs saih sgaanss ~ pelicy holders a. ne
New Era Lilo 1nsufaneo company, which
wesS sdjourned lass Tuesday Wsee heard 10
day By Alderman Fordney. On account os
tho large number Of dsfsndantA some 20, The
alderman adjourned from his once 70 the o..
phan's court room. The case Of w. U. Hen.
81, which wss TO b made Q ~ one, Was
tsksn up at the point q which u was coutin-
ued. WIN. Lsaman, counsel foe J. n. Wisst-
ling, offered In evidences the certificate o. the
company, with the signature Of the secretary
and zeal Of the company making asssDmeots
On the policy .holderA Council for Mr.. Hem
sel objected on the ground that the signature
Of the secretary was obtained since The lase
adjournment. After argument The alderman
decided to admit the certificate In ovideneA
The company next offered In evidence the
proofs OF death Of the members, for which -.
oossments were msde and mot paid and ase
included in the suits now pending.
Amer the manner Of making the aDeD.
menh was proved, the piaintn rested There
wss no defense offered. A few Of the casol
which differed from Mr.. Hensel's were heard
this afternoon. The alderman reserved hi
decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
An Equity SUIT Begun,

The A. Campbell Manu- featuring company,
OF Philadelphia, on Tuesday, began IN equity
suit against r. ]. Malone & Bro, and the
city OF Philadelphia, to restrain the defend.
ants from constructing the Mansyunk in
tercepting sewer In front of their mill prop.
erty. They aver that 1t can be built in Q
different place just a. well and without dan.
ger to any property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
A Handy Clock

A clock that excites curiosity has been
erected in front Of Gruel's confectionery on
North Queen street. 1t In an advertising
scheme and . very good one. By the run.
ming OF the clock different business card Il
displayed every half minuta II comes very
handy and people who do not trust the court
house eclipse by night can consult the new
clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
Col raggsrs In Town,

Col. Robert Tsggart arrived In town on
Tuesday and after an hour'ssojourn managed
to get pretty we'll filled with whisky. He
paid his respects to the clerks In the court
house this morning and entertained them
with speeches for . couple Of hourA His mis-
sion here, he says Ii to determine who shall
fill the county offices during the next three
years. He will IN all PROBABILITY spend to.
night In the station house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
Runaway Accident,

This morning about 10 o'clock . horse b.
longing to Prentiss & Reese, bretzel bakers,
and attached to one OF their wagons, took
fright on Rocklsnd street, ran down TO Vine
and thence to Duke, where he ran against .
furniture wagon belonging to J. II. Wild.
mysr. The horse was hurt pretty badly but
continued its flight up Duke istreet TO near
the court house, whore 1t was caught
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16
A New Li.s Into ses.a,on,

A large number Of contractors arrived In
Scranton, Pa, on Tuesday, to hand In bids
to Chisf Engineer whitney, OF the Lshigh
Coal ard Navigation oompany, for building
the Scranton branch Of the company's rail.
road. The time for accepting bids viii tse.
inmate ct noon to-day. The be11eh will run
irom Ainooks into the heart q ecsantoo.
yeB1sy Central oompany . yun tsain0 =
ooe1Aton over ~ oW1 yoo6.